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My point is that the providers pay Dish for placement on the remotes. I don't know how often those selections are updated.

Did 23 replace 10 & 11? Not being on Dish now, I haven't kept up. I went by what my DishPointer app lists, but that could well be out of date.

I don't know which labels your app uses, but the 110 satellites are Echostar 10 & 11, and the 119 sats are Echostar 7 & 14 as I recall.

Which buttons are used depends on which providers are paying for them.

Are you sure you have a clear view of both satellites?

A western omelet with Vermont cheddar cheese and raisin toast.

I thought that was Rhode Island... :)

It's called personal taste, and you have no say in it beyond your own preference.

And growing as they get licensed in more countries.

Keep in mind that Starlink is a global service, not just a US service.

The 1000.2 reflector is slightly smaller than the 1000.4 reflector,so there may be some slight signal strength loss. A .2 LNB works perfectly with a .4 reflector, but I have not tried one the other way around.

As said, the 1000.4 has a long elevation fine tuning rod on the back. A 1000.4 will accept 1000.2 LNB's with a minor modification to the plastic arm adapter.

I have no idea how he'll pull it off, but I wouldn't count Charlie out just yet. He's had an ace up his sleeve more than once.

O When we were fulltiming and primarily using state and national parks on the east coast, we had usable cell based Internet with either our AT&T or Verizon unlimited data hot spot services using rooftop antennas, and often both, everywhere we went. Now part time, we'll be staying at a couple of...

If they don't have the parts, try HD, Lowes, Tru-Value, etc. Amazon might list them too, but I haven't looked.

Yep, they're common 1/4-20 thread for the mounting and adjusting bolts. The elevation fine tuning nut is 5/16-20. The various spacers are 1/4" nylon bushings, and the longer carriage bolts for the lower reflector mounting and pole mount also came from Ace, although I'd expect HD and Lowes would...

I bought them at a local Ace Hardware store. They were in the loose hardware drawers.

We still have Dish on hold while we try streaming with YTTV and a few other apps. I have to say though, we've been pleasantly surprised at how easy the transition is going. We continue to find features and short cuts regularly that are making the transition even easier. The true test though...

Since my wife and I are both disabled, making store visits difficult, both Prime and Walmart+ are important to us. Last year Prime saved us over $800 in shipping fees plus the other included features. And we watch various programs on Freevee fairly often.

Walmart Seals Deal to Buy VIZIO for $2.3 Billion, Gaining Control of VIZIO WatchFree+ https://thestreamable.com/news/walmart-seals-deal-to-by-vizio-for-2-3-billion-gaining-control-of-vizio-watchfree-plus?via=newsletter&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email

According to Gas Buddy, our local Gulf station is still $3.08 here in upstate NY.

You could record or watch multiple shows on multiple satellites. Each receiver could record a show on one satellite while you watched a show on another satellite for example.

I should have mentioned that I anchored the tripod with either a screw-in dog tie out and a heavy duty bungee cord or a half full 5 gallon pail of water and the bungee cord depending on the circumstances.

Here's the tripod mod pics: Finished leveler with standard wing nut for locking. Foot modified with a pop-riveted threaded leveling adapter used on furniture. Side view of threaded leveling adapter. 8" carriage bolt with a large wing nut and lock nut. Finished leveler. Washer and nuts...

The pictures below show how I equipped one of my .4's for portable use. Note the large wing nuts that replaced the standard hex nuts for a no tools required setup. I'll do another set of pics that show how I modified a standard roof mount tripod for easy setup. A .2 EA LNBF mounted on a .4...